[mkr5000]

I have a small coolant hose that is a bit_ch to get on.

It would seem to me that just a little vegeatble oil, canola etc would
be ok to help matters?

After all, these wouldn't react with the rubber like a solvent based
oil?

Correct?

[mkr5000]

That's vegeatable as in is "vegetable"

[Don Pearce]

On Sun, 4 May 2008 06:48:51 -0700 (PDT), mkr5000
wrote:

I have a small coolant hose that is a bit_ch to get on.

It would seem to me that just a little vegeatble oil, canola etc would
be ok to help matters?

After all, these wouldn't react with the rubber like a solvent based
oil?

Correct?

That'll do. Dish washing liquid is another way. Don't use a mineral
oil or grease. And of course dip the end into boiling water for a
minute just before you start.

d

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[mkr5000]

Thanks.

Amateur isn't the word for me.

Boiling water ! Now you tell me.

Live and learn.

[Richard Crowley]

"Don Pearce" wrote ...
wrote:

I have a small coolant hose that is a bit_ch to get on.

It would seem to me that just a little vegeatble oil, canola etc would
be ok to help matters?

After all, these wouldn't react with the rubber like a solvent based
oil?

Correct?

That'll do. Dish washing liquid is another way. Don't use a mineral
oil or grease. And of course dip the end into boiling water for a
minute just before you start.

The OP probably still doesn't know he posted to the wrong newsgroup!
I had to open and read the message to see that it wasn't some kinky
thing intended for some porno newsgroup. :-)

[Don Pearce]

On Sun, 4 May 2008 08:07:41 -0700, "Richard Crowley"
wrote:

"Don Pearce" wrote ...
wrote:

I have a small coolant hose that is a bit_ch to get on.

It would seem to me that just a little vegeatble oil, canola etc would
be ok to help matters?

After all, these wouldn't react with the rubber like a solvent based
oil?

Correct?

That'll do. Dish washing liquid is another way. Don't use a mineral
oil or grease. And of course dip the end into boiling water for a
minute just before you start.

The OP probably still doesn't know he posted to the wrong newsgroup!
I had to open and read the message to see that it wasn't some kinky
thing intended for some porno newsgroup. :-)


I know. Wanna take a bet on whether he owns an Audi?

d
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Pearce Consulting
http://www.pearce.uk.com

[WindsorFox[_3_]]

Richard Crowley wrote:
"Don Pearce" wrote ...
wrote:

I have a small coolant hose that is a bit_ch to get on.

It would seem to me that just a little vegeatble oil, canola etc would
be ok to help matters?

After all, these wouldn't react with the rubber like a solvent based
oil?

Correct?
That'll do. Dish washing liquid is another way. Don't use a mineral
oil or grease. And of course dip the end into boiling water for a
minute just before you start.

The OP probably still doesn't know he posted to the wrong newsgroup!
I had to open and read the message to see that it wasn't some kinky
thing intended for some porno newsgroup. :-)



Maybe it's a coolant hose for a water cooled power amp.

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[mkr5000]

I can't believe this -- honestly I think I'm getting dementia.

Not only can I not spell but I thought this was rec.autos.tech

Geesh.

Anyway, I'll see what rec.autos knows about the pass labs projects.

[WindsorFox[_3_]]

mkr5000 wrote:
I can't believe this -- honestly I think I'm getting dementia.

Not only can I not spell but I thought this was rec.autos.tech

Geesh.

Anyway, I'll see what rec.autos knows about the pass labs projects.

Something tells me you're likely to get much better car advice here
than you will audio advice there...

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from pecker pills and sawdust tablets." - Bar0